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Guide to precepting new grads

The Nurse Break

Preceptors can make or break a young nurse’s experience. My first preceptor was attentive, kind, patient and helped guide me into the world of nursing. Even simple things like noticing good hand hygiene, thorough documentation, or a good bedside manner are positives to feedback on.

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Mentorship: A strategy for nursing retention

American Nurse

Define the differences between mentorship and preceptor programs, and the benefits of implementing a mentorship program. For new graduate nurses in particular, the preceptor relationship typically terminates around the same time reality shock sets in, leaving the novice nurse without a support system when they most need it. March 2024.

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There are no shortcuts to becoming a successful New Nurse

Empowered Nurses

When experienced staff or well-meaning peers demonstrate shortcuts—omitting certain documentation, skipping patient checks, or bypassing protocols to save time—it can be incredibly enticing. The Legal and Professional Ramifications When shortcuts replace best practices, it’s only a matter of time before serious issues arise.

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New nurses and clinical judgment

American Nurse

Evidence-based strategies for nurse preceptors The complex role of nurse preceptor requires a combination of clinical expertise and the ability to balance patient care with learning facilitation. Successful precepting can help bridge the academic–practice gap, which improves intent to stay in the profession and promotes patient safety.